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  1. Hoy toca la #BiblioEnfuHistoria de toda la vida
    🦥😡👉🏻✍🏻

    Usuarios/Estudiantes: Quitad la calefacción y poned el aire acondicionado en la #biblioteca, hace calor

    (Se pone el aire)
    (Empieza a hacer frío, llover, granizar...)

    Estudiantes/Usuarios: Quitad el aire y poned la calefacción, hace frío

    Yo en la #biblio 🦥😡👉🏻

  2. Hoy toca la #BiblioEnfuHistoria de toda la vida
    🦥😡👉🏻✍🏻

    Usuarios/Estudiantes: Quitad la calefacción y poned el aire acondicionado en la #biblioteca, hace calor

    (Se pone el aire)
    (Empieza a hacer frío, llover, granizar...)

    Estudiantes/Usuarios: Quitad el aire y poned la calefacción, hace frío

    Yo en la #biblio 🦥😡👉🏻

  3. Kaj jen mi estas kun vi ĉiujn tagojn, ĝis la maturiĝo de la mondaĝo. (Mateo 28:20)

    Feliĉan Paskon. :gutkato_ploras_riveron_cede:

    #lang_eo #Biblio #citaĵoj #Pasko #religio

  4. Kristana Esperanto-Kongreso 2026

    „La Biblio – ponto inter kulturoj”

    100 jaroj de la Esperanta Biblio
    8–15 aŭgusto 2026
    Gerlico/Görlitz, Germanio #Esperanto #Keli #Biblio #kulturo #Pollando #Germanio

    esperanto.de/eo/keli-kongreso-

  5. Marlene Dietrich & Konstantin Paustovsky

    Just finished 'The Story of a Life' by Konstantin Paustovsky (1892-1968), Russian writer nominated 4 times for the Nobel Prize in Literature. He was of Zaporozhian, Turkish + Polish descent + raised mostly in Ukraine

    In her autobiography, Marlene Dietrich devoted an entire chapter to the author inspired by his novel 'Telegram' :
    "This novel made so great an impression on me that I could no more forget it than I could the name of the author, of whom I had never heard before"
    In 1964, Dietrich arrived in the Soviet Union on a concert tour. As soon as she got off the plane she asked about Paustovsky. Despite being ill, Paustovsky attended the performance + afterwards went up on the stage. “I was so shocked by his presence that, being unable to utter a word in Russian, I did not find any other way to express my admiration for him, except to kneel in front of him"

    #konstantinPaustovsky #marlenedietrich #thestoryofalife #autobiography #sovietauthor #sovietwriter #russianwriter #russiannovelist #russianauthor #instabooks #booksofinstagram #mybookshelf #readinglist #mybooks #bookworld #books #ilovebooks #livres #biblio #buch #bücher #книги

  6. Marlene Dietrich & Konstantin Paustovsky

    Just finished 'The Story of a Life' by Konstantin Paustovsky (1892-1968), Russian writer nominated 4 times for the Nobel Prize in Literature. He was of Zaporozhian, Turkish + Polish descent + raised mostly in Ukraine

    In her autobiography, Marlene Dietrich devoted an entire chapter to the author inspired by his novel 'Telegram' :
    "This novel made so great an impression on me that I could no more forget it than I could the name of the author, of whom I had never heard before"
    In 1964, Dietrich arrived in the Soviet Union on a concert tour. As soon as she got off the plane she asked about Paustovsky. Despite being ill, Paustovsky attended the performance + afterwards went up on the stage. “I was so shocked by his presence that, being unable to utter a word in Russian, I did not find any other way to express my admiration for him, except to kneel in front of him"

    #konstantinPaustovsky #marlenedietrich #thestoryofalife #autobiography #sovietauthor #sovietwriter #russianwriter #russiannovelist #russianauthor #instabooks #booksofinstagram #mybookshelf #readinglist #mybooks #bookworld #books #ilovebooks #livres #biblio #buch #bücher #книги

  7. Marlene Dietrich & Konstantin Paustovsky

    Just finished 'The Story of a Life' by Konstantin Paustovsky (1892-1968), Russian writer nominated 4 times for the Nobel Prize in Literature. He was of Zaporozhian, Turkish + Polish descent + raised mostly in Ukraine

    In her autobiography, Marlene Dietrich devoted an entire chapter to the author inspired by his novel 'Telegram' :
    "This novel made so great an impression on me that I could no more forget it than I could the name of the author, of whom I had never heard before"
    In 1964, Dietrich arrived in the Soviet Union on a concert tour. As soon as she got off the plane she asked about Paustovsky. Despite being ill, Paustovsky attended the performance + afterwards went up on the stage. “I was so shocked by his presence that, being unable to utter a word in Russian, I did not find any other way to express my admiration for him, except to kneel in front of him"

    #konstantinPaustovsky #marlenedietrich #thestoryofalife #autobiography #sovietauthor #sovietwriter #russianwriter #russiannovelist #russianauthor #instabooks #booksofinstagram #mybookshelf #readinglist #mybooks #bookworld #books #ilovebooks #livres #biblio #buch #bücher #книги

  8. Marlene Dietrich & Konstantin Paustovsky

    Just finished 'The Story of a Life' by Konstantin Paustovsky (1892-1968), Russian writer nominated 4 times for the Nobel Prize in Literature. He was of Zaporozhian, Turkish + Polish descent + raised mostly in Ukraine

    In her autobiography, Marlene Dietrich devoted an entire chapter to the author inspired by his novel 'Telegram' :
    "This novel made so great an impression on me that I could no more forget it than I could the name of the author, of whom I had never heard before"
    In 1964, Dietrich arrived in the Soviet Union on a concert tour. As soon as she got off the plane she asked about Paustovsky. Despite being ill, Paustovsky attended the performance + afterwards went up on the stage. “I was so shocked by his presence that, being unable to utter a word in Russian, I did not find any other way to express my admiration for him, except to kneel in front of him"

    #konstantinPaustovsky #marlenedietrich #thestoryofalife #autobiography #sovietauthor #sovietwriter #russianwriter #russiannovelist #russianauthor #instabooks #booksofinstagram #mybookshelf #readinglist #mybooks #bookworld #books #ilovebooks #livres #biblio #buch #bücher #книги

  9. Marlene Dietrich & Konstantin Paustovsky

    Just finished 'The Story of a Life' by Konstantin Paustovsky (1892-1968), Russian writer nominated 4 times for the Nobel Prize in Literature. He was of Zaporozhian, Turkish + Polish descent + raised mostly in Ukraine

    In her autobiography, Marlene Dietrich devoted an entire chapter to the author inspired by his novel 'Telegram' :
    "This novel made so great an impression on me that I could no more forget it than I could the name of the author, of whom I had never heard before"
    In 1964, Dietrich arrived in the Soviet Union on a concert tour. As soon as she got off the plane she asked about Paustovsky. Despite being ill, Paustovsky attended the performance + afterwards went up on the stage. “I was so shocked by his presence that, being unable to utter a word in Russian, I did not find any other way to express my admiration for him, except to kneel in front of him"

    #konstantinPaustovsky #marlenedietrich #thestoryofalife #autobiography #sovietauthor #sovietwriter #russianwriter #russiannovelist #russianauthor #instabooks #booksofinstagram #mybookshelf #readinglist #mybooks #bookworld #books #ilovebooks #livres #biblio #buch #bücher #книги

  10. Kaj enirinte en la tombon, ili vidis junulon sidantan ĉe la dekstra flanko, vestitan per blanka robo; kaj ili miregis. Sed li diris al ili: »Ne miregu; vi serĉas Jesuon, la Nazaretanon, la krucumitan: li leviĝis; li ne estas ĉi tie; jen la loko, kien oni metis lin!«

    —Marko, 16:5. Feliĉan Paskon! :gutkato_anĝelo:

    #lang_eo #Biblio #Kristo #kristanismo #Pasko

  11. ➡ Après plusieurs années à travailler avec Planning Biblio sur leurs serveurs, les médiathèques de Lorient ont souhaité mettre à jour leur logiciel et confier à BibLibre l'hébergement et la maintenance de leur instance.
    Après un travail de découverte des nouvelles fonctionnalités de Planno, un paramétrage adapté aux besoins des agents concernés a permis une transition propre et en douceur 😀 📅

    #Planno #Planningbiblio #biblio #planification

  12. "Respeto por quien lee. Por quien araña un tiempo importante de su vida para construir nueva vida. Nada es más poderoso que la lectura, nadie es más embustero que quien afirma que leer un libro es un gesto pasivo. Leer, sentir, estudiar, entender es el único modo de construir vida más allá de la vida, vida junto a la vida. Leer es un acto peligroso porque da forma y dimensión a las palabras, las encarna y las dispersa en todas direcciones. Lo pone todo patas arriba, hace caer de los bolsillos del mundo monedas y billetes y polvo. Conocer el narcotráfico, conocer el vínculo entre la racionalidad del mal y la del dinero, desgarrar el velo que embota la supuesta conciencia del mundo. "

    Roberto Saviano.

    #cita #robertosaviano #saviano #leer #poderes #bibliotoot #biblio #libros #literatura #lector #díadellibro #diadellibro

  13. "¿Qué se arriesga al leer? Muchísimo. Abrir un libro, hojear páginas, es peligroso. Una vez abiertas las páginas de Émile Zola o de Varlam Shalámov no se puede volver atrás. Lo creo
    profundamente. Pero el riesgo de conocer esas historias a menudo es ignorado por el propio lector. No se da cuenta de ello.

    Si yo pudiera cuantificar realmente el daño que causan a los poderes los ojos que conocen, las personas que quieren saber, intentaría dibujar un diagrama. Detenciones, cárceles y tribunales valen la mitad de la mitad en comparación con el peligro que puede generar conocer los mecanismos, los hechos, sentir esas historias como propias, cercanas."

    Roberto Saviano.

    #cita #robertosaviano #saviano #leer #poderes #bibliotoot #biblio #libros #literatura #lector #díadellibro #diadellibro #ÉmileZola #VarlamShalámov #leyendo